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I read about Destination Taiwan on Yelp and I had to come here. It is a tiny little kiosk Cheyenne Wyoming with a small parking lot and a picnic table, but that tiny hut delivers a big punch! I will try and tell you everything that we ordered, but it honestly ended up being so much that I'm not sure I can remember it all. We got the traditional Beijing Zha Jiang Mian and the presentation was gorgeous. So many colors and fresh veggies.. We also got the braised pork rice and green onion pancake. The scallion pancake was flaky and savory. I ordered five buns: pork and leek, Chinese spinach, bamboo shoots, sweet red bean, black sesame. The red bean was my favorite , but to be fair it always is. They threw in a custard bun and a tea egg for free! I had to try their milk tea as well and I really enjoyed it. It had a nice creamy earthy flavor without being too sweet. I also wanted to try one of the flats and I asked the woman working what she suggested. She said the cinnamon is their best seller and that's not something I would have chosen on my own. But I am so glad I asked her because it was absolutely delicious. It was like a dessert. I think it was actually my favorite thing of all that we ordered. The staff was so nice and helpful. They even brought the food out to our car. We had a great experience here and they definitely deserve their amazing Yelp rating!
Wow! Cute small find on the side of the road with delicious food and great service! It's a cash only place but not expensive at all!
This is not your average Chinese fare. Here you find authentic Taiwanese dishes. We have enjoyed eating here for several years. They have steamed buns,most of which are Vegan. Likewise the have stuffed "pancakes" that similarly are vegan. Some of their delicious fillings are: sweet red bean paste, Black Sesame, Bamboo, Chinese Cabbage, Chinese Spinach, Taro. Each has unique flavors. They also have a flakey vegan scallion pancake, and one of my favorites is cold Sesame Noodles which takes about ~20 minutes but is totally worth the wait. Bring someone woth you to share what you order so you can enjoy more items. It is a place where a person keeping to a Vegan diet has so many choices that the hardest part is trying to figure out what to order now and what one will try next visit.
This place is definitely a gem and very unsuspecting.... just a shack in the parking lot, but its really so much more. The customer service there is amazing and the guy working the window explained everything on the menu, whats popular and his favorites. My wife really enjoyed the dumplings and I really like the spicy chicken noodles (they do take 10-15 minutes, but the guy at the window explained that in advance). I will certainly return next time I am in town, its really simple and delicious street food from Taiwan!
This has been a long-awaited review, my first visit here was back in 2021 when my family and I were on a road trip from the Bay Area to Yellowstone. Along the way we found this HIDDEN GEM. Not only were the store owners the most genuine and kind people I've ever met but the food was immaculate. If I could invest for them to relocate and open up a store in the Bay Area, I would throw all my money in there! Very clean, pretty fast service, open parking lot to pick up the goods. Try everything on the menu, food was made with love. Great snack for the road! They were so kind enough to give us some freebies because of our huge order and appetite. PLEASE COME TO CALIFORNIA!!!
This spot was a great stop over during a quick road trip. It's located in a parking lot with ample parking off the main road. The restaurant is situated in a really cute hut. There is no seating as it's a small venue but they come right up to your car when the food is ready, which made it feel very nostalgic. I ordered the noodle dish with chicken and chilli oil and it was so good. The portions were rich and the flavours were great. They don't skimp out on the meat either which I really appreciated. The staff were so kind and even gave us a little candy on the side as a thank you for coming. I highly recommend for the food and the service.
What a treat here in Cheyanne or anywhere for that matter ! We were looking for a quick take away lunch option on our way up to South Dakota, and Destination Taiwan was what we found. A tiny little out post of a building in a big parking lot , it looks like a small hut . There is only outside sitting, with no shade ( it's just a parking lot ). They have a simple menu of few food and drink items . We ordered the hot spicy chicken scallion noodles , chive pancake , egg custard , red bean , and leek steam buns , and tea eggs . Oh my gee, delicious beyond anything I expected. I didnt expect everything to taste so good. Super hot , fresh, and surprisingly authentic in flavors. My favorite ... it was all so good I can't decide. Super nice couple working there. CASH ONLY . Who knew you could get such amazing food from a tiny hut in a parking lot in Wyoming !?
This tiny, side of the road Taiwanese restaurant is a great stop! There is no inside seating but there are a few picnic tables. We opted to eat in our car. This place is cash only. My suggestion is to get a card reader which is easy and inexpensive to obtain. The food is really good! I had multiple vegetarian buns - spinach,cabbage, turnip, and bamboo shoots. They were all nicely seasoned. The only one I didn't care for was the egg custard. I'm not sure if I had ever had that flavor before but it was not my preference. It is a little sweet and like custard in texture. I also had a scallion bread and tea egg. Both of those were fantastic! It was my first time having a tea egg and I've had a lot of eggs in my day. Yum! For my drink I had the apple cider vinegar drink. It has a little tart flavor but also some sweetness from honey. I would recommend it. The price and friendliness of the two owners are really amazing. They came out to the car to check on us. When I threw out the trash at the end of the meal I thanked them for a delicious experience.
i rarely give out 5 stars, but this place definitely deserves it. 100%. How random is it, that you find a taiwanese restaurant in the middle of Cheyenne. When i first saw this on yelp, i knew i had to go support it on my road trip. Although they don't have all the typical taiwanese food you'd find at a local restaurant, this place is small and serves quite a bit of comfort food. this place is located right next to a bike shop. The whole hut is so small, i don't think more than 2 people can fit inside. We ended up getting a few items. all three different style of noodles, green onion pancakes, tea egg, few baos, pork rice and milk tea. My favorite was the pork rice, as it tasted similar to my mom's cooking. the green onion pancakes were also a great snack. The baos were super delicious and reminded me of some of the baos that you get at dim sum places. The milk tea was ok, not great... but then again i'm in Cheyenne, and to find a milk tea place here is crazy. The two people working here, husband and wife are super kind and friendly. I really hope this place does well and sticks around for a while.
Was searching for food in Cheyenne and came across Destination Taiwan. I was a bit skeptical about the authenticity considering where we were, but at the same time I was craving Asian food, and some of the Yelp reviews clued me in (thanks guys!). This is a small family-run kiosk. Walk up and order, cash only, about a 15 min wait for food orders, they run it out to you. We ordered the braised pork rice and chicken scallion noodle, which were quick bite, street food portions. The zha jiang mian is double the size (we didn't have a fridge for leftovers, or we would've ordered it). Passionfruit green tea was refreshing, not too sweet. Also ordered a few buns. The owner (?) was super nice and threw in a free bun and tea egg. All in all was about $28? Great prices. And definitely hit the spot. :)
I don't know why I didn't go here sooner But this is a Sunday treat FOR SUREThe braised pork fried rice was garlicy deliciousness & with a steam bun I was perfectly full Also got their traditional pork noodle dish at the top of the menu & it was UNBELIEVABLY PACKED with veggies & overall BURSTING with flavorUnfortunately they were out of fresh taro (which I appreciate that they use vs powdered) so I had to opt for the milk tea boba which was not a disappointment. I was determined to get this today & even though they are cash only -I raced to the atm & happy with every dollar I spent coming back
This is a gem of a place. It's like stopping by a family friend's house and picking up a delicious , carefully and thoughtfully prepared Taiwanese lunch The pricing is unbelievably inexpensive for the portions and food quality you receive. It was during the heatwave of July 2026 , the food shack , like shed is out in a fully sunny exposed parking lot with a couple of picnic tables . The owner took our order and said we can go wait inside our car and he'll bring it out for us. We took the food to the Frontier Mall and ate there to be out of the heat It was beyond delicious. I suggest you plan first as the hours of operation are limited. Also call in your order beforehand if you don't want to wait. I learned first hand they don't accept credit cards. Cash only. We had a full on lunch for 3 adults for under $40 We loaded up on the buns. Highly recommend read more
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I read about Destination Taiwan on Yelp and I had to come here. It is a tiny little kiosk Cheyenne Wyoming with a small parking lot and a picnic table, but that tiny hut delivers a big punch! I will try and tell you everything that we ordered, but it honestly ended up being so much that I'm not sure I can remember it all. We got the traditional Beijing Zha Jiang Mian and the presentation was gorgeous. So many colors and fresh veggies.. We also got the braised pork rice and green onion pancake. The scallion pancake was flaky and savory. I ordered five buns: pork and leek, Chinese spinach, bamboo shoots, sweet red bean, black sesame. The red bean was my favorite , but to be fair it always is. They threw in a custard bun and a tea egg for free! I had to try their milk tea as well and I really enjoyed it. It had a nice creamy earthy flavor without being too sweet. I also wanted to try one of the flats and I asked the woman working what she suggested. She said the cinnamon is their best seller and that's not something I would have chosen on my own. But I am so glad I asked her because it was absolutely delicious. It was like a dessert. I think it was actually my favorite thing of all that we ordered. The staff was so nice and helpful. They even brought the food out to our car. We had a great experience here and they definitely deserve their amazing Yelp rating! read more
1 year ago
Wow! Cute small find on the side of the road with delicious food and great service! It's a cash only place but not expensive at all! read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
This is not your average Chinese fare. Here you find authentic Taiwanese dishes. We have enjoyed eating here for several years. They have steamed buns,most of which are Vegan. Likewise the have stuffed "pancakes" that similarly are vegan. Some of their delicious fillings are: sweet red bean paste, Black Sesame, Bamboo, Chinese Cabbage, Chinese Spinach, Taro. Each has unique flavors. They also have a flakey vegan scallion pancake, and one of my favorites is cold Sesame Noodles which takes about ~20 minutes but is totally worth the wait. Bring someone woth you to share what you order so you can enjoy more items. It is a place where a person keeping to a Vegan diet has so many choices that the hardest part is trying to figure out what to order now and what one will try next visit. read more
3 months ago
First time here. Super friendly and informative and the food was delicious. I had the cold noodle with sesame paste a spinach bun, and the tea eggs were so good!!! definitely recommend this place for something different. Plus, I love their quaint little hut. read more
This place is definitely a gem and very unsuspecting.... just a shack in the parking lot, but its really so much more. The customer service there is amazing and the guy working the window explained everything on the menu, whats popular and his favorites. My wife really enjoyed the dumplings and I really like the spicy chicken noodles (they do take 10-15 minutes, but the guy at the window explained that in advance). I will certainly return next time I am in town, its really simple and delicious street food from Taiwan! read more
This has been a long-awaited review, my first visit here was back in 2021 when my family and I were on a road trip from the Bay Area to Yellowstone. Along the way we found this HIDDEN GEM. Not only were the store owners the most genuine and kind people I've ever met but the food was immaculate. If I could invest for them to relocate and open up a store in the Bay Area, I would throw all my money in there! Very clean, pretty fast service, open parking lot to pick up the goods. Try everything on the menu, food was made with love. Great snack for the road! They were so kind enough to give us some freebies because of our huge order and appetite. PLEASE COME TO CALIFORNIA!!! read more
10 months ago
This spot was a great stop over during a quick road trip. It's located in a parking lot with ample parking off the main road. The restaurant is situated in a really cute hut. There is no seating as it's a small venue but they come right up to your car when the food is ready, which made it feel very nostalgic. I ordered the noodle dish with chicken and chilli oil and it was so good. The portions were rich and the flavours were great. They don't skimp out on the meat either which I really appreciated. The staff were so kind and even gave us a little candy on the side as a thank you for coming. I highly recommend for the food and the service. read more
What a treat here in Cheyanne or anywhere for that matter ! We were looking for a quick take away lunch option on our way up to South Dakota, and Destination Taiwan was what we found. A tiny little out post of a building in a big parking lot , it looks like a small hut . There is only outside sitting, with no shade ( it's just a parking lot ). They have a simple menu of few food and drink items . We ordered the hot spicy chicken scallion noodles , chive pancake , egg custard , red bean , and leek steam buns , and tea eggs . Oh my gee, delicious beyond anything I expected. I didnt expect everything to taste so good. Super hot , fresh, and surprisingly authentic in flavors. My favorite ... it was all so good I can't decide. Super nice couple working there. CASH ONLY . Who knew you could get such amazing food from a tiny hut in a parking lot in Wyoming !? read more
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This tiny, side of the road Taiwanese restaurant is a great stop! There is no inside seating but there are a few picnic tables. We opted to eat in our car. This place is cash only. My suggestion is to get a card reader which is easy and inexpensive to obtain. The food is really good! I had multiple vegetarian buns - spinach,cabbage, turnip, and bamboo shoots. They were all nicely seasoned. The only one I didn't care for was the egg custard. I'm not sure if I had ever had that flavor before but it was not my preference. It is a little sweet and like custard in texture. I also had a scallion bread and tea egg. Both of those were fantastic! It was my first time having a tea egg and I've had a lot of eggs in my day. Yum! For my drink I had the apple cider vinegar drink. It has a little tart flavor but also some sweetness from honey. I would recommend it. The price and friendliness of the two owners are really amazing. They came out to the car to check on us. When I threw out the trash at the end of the meal I thanked them for a delicious experience. read more
i rarely give out 5 stars, but this place definitely deserves it. 100%. How random is it, that you find a taiwanese restaurant in the middle of Cheyenne. When i first saw this on yelp, i knew i had to go support it on my road trip. Although they don't have all the typical taiwanese food you'd find at a local restaurant, this place is small and serves quite a bit of comfort food. this place is located right next to a bike shop. The whole hut is so small, i don't think more than 2 people can fit inside. We ended up getting a few items. all three different style of noodles, green onion pancakes, tea egg, few baos, pork rice and milk tea. My favorite was the pork rice, as it tasted similar to my mom's cooking. the green onion pancakes were also a great snack. The baos were super delicious and reminded me of some of the baos that you get at dim sum places. The milk tea was ok, not great... but then again i'm in Cheyenne, and to find a milk tea place here is crazy. The two people working here, husband and wife are super kind and friendly. I really hope this place does well and sticks around for a while. read more
3 years ago
Was searching for food in Cheyenne and came across Destination Taiwan. I was a bit skeptical about the authenticity considering where we were, but at the same time I was craving Asian food, and some of the Yelp reviews clued me in (thanks guys!). This is a small family-run kiosk. Walk up and order, cash only, about a 15 min wait for food orders, they run it out to you. We ordered the braised pork rice and chicken scallion noodle, which were quick bite, street food portions. The zha jiang mian is double the size (we didn't have a fridge for leftovers, or we would've ordered it). Passionfruit green tea was refreshing, not too sweet. Also ordered a few buns. The owner (?) was super nice and threw in a free bun and tea egg. All in all was about $28? Great prices. And definitely hit the spot. :) read more
10 months ago
2 years ago
I don't know why I didn't go here sooner But this is a Sunday treat FOR SUREThe braised pork fried rice was garlicy deliciousness & with a steam bun I was perfectly full Also got their traditional pork noodle dish at the top of the menu & it was UNBELIEVABLY PACKED with veggies & overall BURSTING with flavorUnfortunately they were out of fresh taro (which I appreciate that they use vs powdered) so I had to opt for the milk tea boba which was not a disappointment. I was determined to get this today & even though they are cash only -I raced to the atm & happy with every dollar I spent coming back read more
Truly a hidden gem in Cheyenne! The worker that took my order was so helpful on what was popular to get. I enjoyed everything that I got. The scallion chicken noodles were very good and surprisingly so saucy when mixed all together. My favorite bun was the pork & leak. I wish I got two more of them! Anyone looking for a cheap Asian eat in Cheyenne should really consider stopping by! Disclaimer: this place only accepts cash. read more
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THE BEST !!! Was debating coming for weeks now and I finally went , they are incredible people , the food is so fresh and authentic, nothing about this place is average! They were so kind to me , threw in some YUMMY free items. Everything was a 10/10 - my personal favorite was the Boba pancake. Definitely coming back ! read more
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4 years ago
Food/Taste/Flavor: 5/5 - here are the items we got: Braised pork rice, Pork leek bun, Mapo tofu bun, Egg custard bun, and Tea egg. Eat the buns while they're still hot! The buns are so soft, fluffy, and moist that you can just eat the buns by itself without any fillings. It has a bit of sweetness that complements the savory fillings so well. The mapo tofu has a slight kick and sourness that is so reminiscent of the actual dish. The braised pork rice is so simple but packed with flavor that makes you crave the next bite. We got raw garlic on it and the slight sharpness adds a brightness to the dish. The tea egg is marinated nicely but a little on the saltier side. The egg custard bun has such interesting seasoning and was sweet without getting too overwhelming. This is the BEST egg custard bun I ever had Ambience: N/A - it's a little hut in the parking lot that you order from. Service: 5/5 - cashier was very friendly and happy to explain the menu and provide recommendations. It was a cold day out so he told us to wait in the car and delivered the food to us. Since we were eating in the parking lot, he came to check on us to make sure we enjoyed the food :)) Value for price: 5/5 - smaller servings but the food is so good that it's worth the premium. Would have never imagined that the best Taiwanese food would be in windy Wyoming read more
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Destination Taiwan is one of our favorite places to eat! We live in Ohio, but any time we are out west we make it a point to get some steamed buns from this amazing little hut. All of the buns are just delicious. My teen even says they have "changed the trajectory of my life" and wonders half-jokingly if the owners have a son she can marry so she can always have their food! My kids favorite is the BBQ pork buns (my son can eat 5 in one sitting) and we also love the pork and leek, taro, and egg custard. The green onion torta is amazing as well! And we love the drinks! Make sure to call ahead if you have a larger order if you don't want to wait. They also only take cash. Thank you, Destination Taiwan, for making delicious food and for the top-notch service! Cheyenne is so lucky! read more
Phenomenal! Prepare to be delighted with not only delicious cuisine but the most hospitable, and gracious chef/owners. Working out of a building that my hubby describes as "a gazebo with walls", Destination Taiwan is a true hole-in-the-wall treasure. We are well on our way to trying every menu item and our favorites so far are the bbq bun, stuffed chive pancake and both noodle dishes. The scallion chicken noodle bowl takes some time to make but is so worth the wait! There are picnic tables outside if you want to eat there or we have taken our food with us to one of the local breweries. It is a cash only establishment and they are open Thurs-Sunday 11-6. Get there early on weekends for specials like the pork belly braised rice...it sells out fast! read more
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We always seek out unique, non-chain offerings when we're traveling and we aren't always impressed, but this place was absolutely delicious! Everything was delivered to our car hot and tasted fresh! We ordered bbq bao buns, pork & leek bao buns, and the Beijing Zia Jiang Mian noodle dish to share. All of which was yummy! The owner recommended we try the onion pancake (can't remember the name), but it was phenomenal! I would have liked some heat in the noodle dish, but I'm not sure that the traditional preparation calls for spice. I added some crushed red pepper that I always have in my glove box and it was next level! We will definitely stop here again and you should too! Forgot to take pics until we had already devoured most of it :P read more
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2 years ago
This place was great! I only managed to get one picture, and that was after we had already devoured half our food. The service was wonderful, they were so nice. We didn't wait long and our food was delivered to us. The bubble tea was excellent and the tea eggs were such a sleeper. I didn't know what a tea egg was, but it's pretty much the best thing ever. My daughter is a vegetarian and it was nice for her to have so many options as well. I could see myself stopping here anytime I'm in town. read more
2 years ago
Everything here is made to order. So fresh and delicious . The own is so helpful and kind. read more
3 years ago
Destination Taiwan is one of the hidden gems in Cheyenne for those with a more developed palate...cuisine taste! The food is authentic and fresh. I love all of their buns but tend to choose the Sweet Red Bean, the Pork, and the Chinese Spinach! This husband and wife team give attention to every detail. Be prepared...It's a take out only...but couldn't get any better! read more
3 years ago
This place is seriously a gem and I am glad I found it! Hidden in the heart of Cheyenne lies this wonderful little hut where the good stuff is! It is very easy to miss when you're on the road so look for the bicycle shop plaza and it sits in the same plaza. A few key things worth mentioning about Destination Taiwan is it hits four factors; authenticity, affordable, flavorful, and fresh! Service is amazing, the couple are so friendly! Food is surprisingly affordable and yet delicious! Just keep in mind however it is CASH ONLY. I ordered 4 steamed buns (2 custard, one taro, and pork/leek), braised pork rice, and chicken scallion noodles and everything was so delicious and comforting to eat especially on a chilly winter day! The friendly gentleman even threw in a free tea egg and a small candy gram for the holidays which is a very kind gesture! If I didn't live so far from here, I would come here almost everyday! Definitely a must try and I really hope Destination Taiwan continues to thrive as a business and hopefully sprouts outward towards Denver! read more
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